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I have a smart home gym that does not run unless it successfully reaches the servers first (I found out after the return period was over, while my WiFi was down
by eks391 2y ago
I have a smart home gym that does not run unless it successfully reaches the servers first (I found out after the return period was over, while my WiFi was down for a week). This really shoved this issue to the forefront of my mind and I am now trying to understand the packets it sends and receives with the hope of running a fake host on my home server, redirecting the traffic to a local destination and returning fake data to trick it into thinking it succeeded the fetch and finishes bootup.
The idea that I can't work out because of an internet outage upsets me greatly. Also their recent updates have added more ads into the gym interface which I am not a fan of, so I might just never have it connect to their servers ever again if I get my workaround working.
- smith7018 2y agoWhat device is this? I wonder if Pihole could block the ads for you. It was able to completely remove all of the ads on my LG OLED TV and the UI now looks perfect.
- octodog 2y agoWhat does a smart home gym actually do?
- iAMkenough 2y agoat-home coaching, analytics and feedback but those shouldn't be mandatory features that prevent you from working out.